Destinations

ZATEX 2026, a major tourism trade exhibition, will commence on June 4 in Lusaka. The event is dedicated to promoting tourism trade and industry development in the region.

IPW 2026 took place in Fort Lauderdale with roughly 5,000 attendees. The event focused on promoting global tourism and developing industry relationships.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 will host representatives from over 150 countries, focusing on the MICE sector and business travel. The event anticipates thousands of exhibitors showcasing global industry developments.

The Middle East conflict in 2026 has prompted the cancellation of over 21,000 flights worldwide, triggering major disruptions across global aviation. Travelers are increasingly avoiding Middle Eastern destinations, leading to a shift in regional travel patterns.

For 2026, Dubrovnik, Lisbon, Helsinki, and Valletta stand out as key cities leading a European travel trend focused on authentic escapes and scenic experiences. This trend reflects increasing traveler interest in genuine cultural and picturesque journeys across the continent.

Summer 2026 is characterized by a rise in domestic travel demand alongside falling hotel prices in major overseas destinations. Travelers are taking a more deliberate approach to planning trips.

Groupon has rolled out a selection of travel deals for summer 2026, providing discounts on hotels, attractions, and vacation packages throughout the USA. These offers provide budget-friendly options for travelers planning their summer trips.

Portugal is preparing for major flight interruptions due to a nationwide strike that could disrupt around 500 flights. Passengers are advised to monitor airline communications closely.

Angola has launched a new Convention Bureau to promote its meetings and business tourism sector. The bureau aims to position Angola as a growing destination for MICE events.

Stay Cal Hospitality has introduced the voco Ardez Hotel in Sunnyvale, offering a new premium IHG-branded lodging choice. This development enriches hotel options for travelers in Silicon Valley.